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Tuesday, August 05, 2008
Forbes, NY -
The results are a mix of places where home prices didn't explode during the housing boom or that had poor access to loan products like subprime or Alt-A. Other cases are high-end markets with many cash buys and thus few risky loans. ... -
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
Boston Globe, United States -
Boston Scientific Corp.'s former fluid management business has a new name and headquarters. Avista Capital Partners, a private equity firm that bought Boston Scientific's fluid management and venous access business for $425 million in February, said the unit will now be ... -
Jul 30, 2008
100 Mortgages, UK -
Anyone who was in the UK and affected by the negative equity crisis in the 1990s could be seeing the same again within the next 12 months, according to the ratings agency Standard & Poor’s. It could be as many as one in seven ... -
Jul 30, 2008
Home Move, UK -
by Kay Murchie According to Standard & Poor (S&P), if property prices continue to fall at their current pace, around 1.7 million people could be pushed into negative equity in the next 12 months. The credit ratings agency said this represents 14% of all ... -
Jul 30, 2008
The Herald, UK -
Nearly two million British homeowners face the threat of tumbling into negative equity as house prices continue to fall, the Standard & Poors rating agency ... -
Jul 30, 2008
Daily Mail, UK -
By Becky Barrow Around 1.7million families will be facing negative equity within the next year, a report warned yesterday. It said Britain's housing market ... -
Jul 31, 2008
Metro, UK -
by ANNE CAMPBELL - Wednesday, July 30, 2008 Britain faces a property market crash at least as bad as the 1990s implosion if house prices continue to fall, experts warned yesterday. Up to 1.7million homeowners - the same as last time - could be ... -
Jul 31, 2008
Mirror.co.uk, UK -
Up to 1.7million home-owners could end up in negative equity if house prices continue falling. Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's reckon 70000 people ... -
Jul 31, 2008
Your Mortgage, UK -
Standard & Poor's has predicted a further 17% drop in house prices before they flatten off in 2009 and warns a significant number of UK mortgage borrowers could fall into negative equity. The ratings ... -
Jul 31, 2008
Finance Markets, UK -
by Gill Montia Standard & Poor’s (S&P) is predicting that one in seven UK homeowners will face negative equity over the coming 12 months. Figures from Halifax and Nationwide in April show a 9% year-on-year decline in UK house prices and ...
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Jul 31, 2008
Mortgage Solutions, UK -
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services has warned it expects a further drop of 17% in UK house prices before prices flatten off in 2009, which would see a ?significant number? of mortgage borrowers falling into negative equity. ... -
Jul 31, 2008
Mortgage Strategy, UK -
A report from Standard & Poor’s is warning of the prospect of negative equity as it predicts a drop in house prices of around 17%. ... -
Jul 31, 2008
Seeking Alpha, NY -
The prospect of UK mortgage borrowers sliding into a negative equity scenario increased Thursday as UK house prices showed their biggest annual fall in July since Nationwide’s housing survey was introduced in 1991. The 8.1% annual decline came after house ... -
Aug 1, 2008
Safestore.co.uk, UK -
As many as 1.7 million Britons could be at risk of negative equity, worrying new figures which could lead to a wave of downsizing have warned. According to research carried out by Standard & Poors, around 70,000 UK house ... -
Jul 30, 2008
The Press Association -
Up to 1.7 million homeowners could be plunged into negative equity if house prices continue to fall, a report warned. Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's ... -
Jul 30, 2008
guardian.co.uk, UK -
Britain is on course for a re-run of the negative equity crisis of the early 1990s, with one in seven UK homeowners facing the prospect of having a property worth less than their mortgage , the ratings agency Standard & Poor's said today. The company predicted ... -
Jul 30, 2008
BBC News, UK -
About 1.7 million people could be pushed into negative equity in the next year if house prices keep falling at their current rate, a report claims. The credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) says house prices may fall by a further 17% ... -
Jul 30, 2008
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom -
By Harry Wallop and Emma Thelwell About 1.7m homeowners – or one in seven – may fall into negative equity over the next year as the UK housing market next year that triple A rated sub-prime derivatives issued by US banks; that triple A rated the monoline insurers; ... -
Jul 30, 2008
Reuters -
LONDON (Reuters) - Some 70000 homeowners are currently in negative equity and that figure could rise to 1.7 million if house prices decline by a further 17 percent before the market flattens in 2009. "Our verdict is ... -
Jul 30, 2008
International Herald Tribune, France -
AP LONDON: Up to 1.7 million British homeowners — or one in seven — could owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth within the next year if house prices continue to drop, a report from the world's leading credit rating agency Standard & Poor's warned Wednesday. ...
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